The phrase "as another illustration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide an additional example or clarification to support a point you are making.
Example: "The first study showed significant results; as another illustration, a similar study conducted later confirmed these findings."
Alternatives: "as an additional example" or "as a further example".
Q: Dan Hodges wrote a blog after the military schools announcement, citing the reaction to that as "another illustration of the low-grade civil war underway within the Labour party".
The trial came across as another illustration of what's become a chronic national controversy.
For France, the conference presented a perfect opportunity to puncture what they saw as another illustration of Pax Americana.
Palestinians and Israelis see the use of those rockets as another illustration of the growing similarity between Hezbollah and Hamas, the militant Islamic organization that controls Gaza.
People have seen his views as another illustration of how "climate change" will be used as an excuse for the elite to limit the choices of ordinary people.
If the Court splits along its customary ideological lines — the conservatives against Obama, the liberals for him — the case may serve as another illustration that politics, rather than precedent, is the real currency of the Supreme Court.
The Philippines experience with Caulerpa cultivation as a fresh vegetable is another illustration of using cultivation to widen a market first established from wild seaweed; it is surprising that this kind of enterprise has not been copied in other tropical countries.
The point is art as much as illustration of their expertise.
Collections are then presented in magazine-like editorials, with original photography and articles, as well as illustrations and videos.
As examples: Another interesting illustration of the bloat that has distended movies can be discerned by comparing originals with remakes.
